Children fever cold hands and feet is cold or wind-heat

Whether a child's fever and cold hands and feet are caused by wind or heat usually needs to be judged based on the actual situation.

If the child is accompanied by uncomfortable symptoms such as runny nose, stuffy nose, and chills, the tongue coating will be white and thin, and the pulse will be floating and tight. At this time, fever and cold hands and feet are usually caused by wind. If the child is accompanied by symptoms such as yellow runny nose, dry stools, dry mouth, and bitter mouth, the tongue will be red, the tongue coating will be light yellow, and the pulse will be floating. At this time, fever and cold hands and feet are generally caused by wind and heat.

If the child's fever body temperature does not exceed 38.5 ° C, physical cooling methods can be used to promote body temperature drop, such as using fever-reducing stickers, warm water baths, alcohol baths, etc.